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Good Morning Winemakers! We have been busy receiving your Chilean and South African grapes and juices! Currently we have a good amount of Chilean juices and grapes in stock. Our South African juices should be here by the end of this week. Have you put in your pre-order yet? I want to remind you that …
How to avoid a stuck fermentation How can you tell if you have a stuck fermentation? What causes a stuck fermentation? So.. how can you avoid it? Not using yeast? Doing a native ferment? Here are some tips to avoid a stuck fermentation A stuck fermentation can be painful. We highly suggest you take the …
You’ve got your fresh wine grapes in tow, and now its time to make some wine! If you don’t take advantage of our crush and destem service, you’ll have to crush and destem your grapes. We offer a variety of crushers, and crusher-destemmers to fit any winemaking project. We’ll cover some of our top options …
The Spring Harvest is underway! It’s time to get yourself set up for your Spring fermentations. Interested in making your own wine? Musto Wine Grape Company is here to help! Musto’s New England’s largest supplier for home winemaking products and services. Visit juicegrape.com or give us a call at (877) 812 – 1137 to learn …
Chilean Syrah from Colchagua Valley has received high praise from publications like Wine Enthusiast, earning 93+pts. It’s a wine variety that is often overlooked from Chile and is a wine worth making this season. Chilean Syrah boasts flavors of plum, wild berry, and earth aromas. I highly suggest introducing this wine to oak barrels or …
Happy first day of Spring Winemakers! Our California grapes are starting to go through bud break. Here is a nice view of our Cry Baby Thompson Seedless and Grenache grapes “waking up” What is Bud Break? Bud break is the start of the grape vine’s annual cycle. It is a relaxing time in the vine’s …
What is the difference between Cleaning vs. Sanitizing? This is a discussion we have with customers constantly. Cleaning your equipment means that you have removed all of the visible dirt and residue on your equipment. Sanitizing means you have treated your equipment with a chemical solution that will eliminate, or prevent the growth of spoilage …
